Ofsted
Schools are required by legislation to publish specific information on their website in relation to performance data. If you would like to discuss standards of attainment and progress please talk to your child's class teacher or Karen Ward (Executive Headteacher) / Laura Eatherington (Head of School) / Lisa Ashford - Smith (Acting Head of School).
Further information about achievement is available via the latest school Ofsted report below.
Ofsted | Clarendon Infants School
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School Performance Data
Pupils are tested or assessed at different points throughout their school life and these results are submitted to the Department for Education to be collated alongside all other schools.
- Early Years Foundation Stage: Age 5. Children are assessed in seven main areas: Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED), Communication, Language and Literacy (CLL), Literacy, Mathematics, Physical Development (PD), Understanding the World (UTW), Expressive Arts and Design (EAD). If children achieve in each of those areas, they achieve a Good Level of Development (GLD)
- Year 1: Age 6. Phonics Screening Check. Children are assessed on their ability to decode (sound out) familiar and nonsense words.
Performance Data 2025
Year R - Good Level of Development:
|
Clarendon 2025 |
Wiltshire 2025 |
National 2025 |
Clarendon 2024 |
|
55% |
70% |
68% |
63 % |
This year, 6 children from the Resource Base were in EYFS and therefore feature in our data. These childen accessed a different curriculum which met their needs and therefore did not achieve GLD. Below is our data removing those children who are in the Resource Base:
Year 1 Phonics:
|
Clarendon 2025 |
Wiltshire 2025 |
National 2025 |
Clarendon 2024 |
|
66% |
79% |
80% |
70% |
This year, 2 of our Year 1 pupils did not take part in the Phonics Screen. This was because they were either new to learning English or are taught within our Resource Base.
When these children are excluded from our data, our results for 2024/25 are as follows:
Follow the links below to visit the Department of Education’s website, where you can view our school performance table. This contains lots of information including characteristics, spend-per-pupil data and other statistics.